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English Toy Spaniel Dog Breed Profileby Dr. Chris
English Toy Spaniel Dog
AKC Group: Toy Group The English Toy Spaniel is the smaller cousin to the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. This toy breed is also known as the King Charles Spaniel. A small dog with a long silky coat and a great personality. HistoryHistorians think that the English Toy Spaniel came from the Far East and eventually arrived in England, but the precise facts stay hazy. This tan and black breed quickly became the King of England's favorite dog. Named after Charles II of England, is carries traits of its ancestor the pug. Physical FeaturesThe best suitable weight of a grownup is 8 to 14 pounds. Standard balance and substance tend to be more essential than the real weight; nevertheless, all the things being equivalent, a small sized dog is desired. English Toy Spaniel is cubby and fundamentally square toy dog was born with an affectionate demeanor, domed head, flowing coat, merry, short nosed and a silky coat. His small, tough body and pleasant character, along with his circular head, glossy dark eye, and nicely padded face, proclaim him a dog of character and distinction. PersonalityThe English Toy Spaniel is gentle, playful, sweet, happy and loving. The dog is clever and easily well-behaved. They'll be quiet and calm if handled properly, but strongly. They're pleasant with other dogs. They'll be great with all kids if both masters and kids are the clear leaders. It's an average barker, and is a fine watchdog. Common Health ProblemsSome bloodlines are susceptible to ear infections, eye problems, heart disease, respiratory problems, and slipped stifles. Keep the ears and eyes clean to prevent infection. Like several short-faced dog breeds, English Toy Spaniels may snore and wheeze and have trouble breathing during warm weather if they overexert themselves. Return to: Complete AKC Dog Breed List To read more blog posts go here: Veterinary Blog To sign up for my newsletter go here: Veterinary Newsletter Top 10 Things I Wish I'd Learned in Veterinary School FLAVORx Introduces Digital Flavorist Software |
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